So after my post about gaeunit a few weeks ago I've since completely thrown out what I was doing there and moved to vanilla python unit tests. I ended up making this move for a few reasons.

1. I was never running my tests.

GAEUnit was nice, but slow. Even when running tests in parallel I still had to go through the process of opening the browser, navigating to the right place and letting the tests run. Compare this to ctrl-f9 and seeing the following:

2. AND I love seeing code coverage numbers and while it might actually be possible with GAEUnit, it wasn't this easy...

In the end it was relatively simple once I started employing mocking to deal with sessions and realized that I could actually issue real request objects to my handlers with relative ease...

It has so far been fine for my needs and at least my handlers have almost achieved 100% coverage. The syntax is a little foreign compared to Moq, but hasn't been a blocker to me actually getting work done so I'd recommend it.